Those loose threads being tucked the blanket is finished!
The ugly symbol has dissappeared and it has become a pinwheel. It reminds me of a quilt block.
What a relief...
I finished the edge with an applied i-cord using (but modifying) the instructions from here.
It was fun and fast to make this applied i-cord. It makes the edge look very complete, and since it's for a boy, very appropriate.
The edge is so neat, I keep looking at it, in admiration. Try it on your next edge. Perhaps, on a dishcloth, so you can see quick results. It is the same on both sides.
(nice blue fingers!...the blanket is the right color...sort-of...Oh, no! now you know I'm from the planet Blueto...sigh...!!)
The green cover I made in one day. It is for my kitchen stool. You have to know that we've had this black vinyl kitchen stool in that corner since...for-eh-ver! Its assignment was to give repose to those on the phone, and while cooking or baking, a small respite.
(nice blue fingers!...the blanket is the right color...sort-of...Oh, no! now you know I'm from the planet Blueto...sigh...!!)
The green cover I made in one day. It is for my kitchen stool. You have to know that we've had this black vinyl kitchen stool in that corner since...for-eh-ver! Its assignment was to give repose to those on the phone, and while cooking or baking, a small respite.
Now every-bo-dy has a cell phone, but everybody who gets or makes a phone call while in the kitchen, goes to sit at the stool...force of habit, to the max! Still have the land line, need a new one--it is acting up.
The green matches the green on the wallpaper, although it does not appear like it in this pic.
I'll leave you with this:
"Be thou exalted, O God, above the heavens; let thy glory be above all the earth." Psalm 57:5
In His hands, ^__^
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